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When I went in January 2016, at Oia, I only found one (or at most 2) restaurant that opened for lunch, the rest were all shut. As for souvenir stores, I also didn’t see any open there, though there might be one as I saw lights coming from a little shop while waiting for sunset. Didn’t get to see closer as I was rushing to go wait for the last bus back to Oia after sunset. There’s a little minimart near the area where you wait for the bus. Oia is generally quiet during winter.
However, at Fira, at the square area (where the bus station and taxi station would be at), there would be ample eateries, convenient stores, also souvenir shops, for daytime or dinner too, so staying at Fira near the square is a good idea, unless you rent a car to get around. The cliff road from Oia to Fira has no road-lights though.
Imeroglivi is very quiet (I was there on a weekday afternoon). I saw a closed minimart, very few humans, though I did have a simple lunch of gyro at a small eatery.
If you haven’t seen, this mini guide about off-season travel in Santorini which I wrote when I got back, might provide you some insight!
https://thepetitewanderess.com/santorini-low-season/
As for Athens, I only transited at the airport and didn’t step out. Sorry I can’t answer about the crowd levels there.
Feel free to ask me anything further! 🙂
]]>Thank you Simmone! <3 Wishing for you that your dream comes true soon!
]]>Thanks Gabby! Hahaha, you’re right about no one in the photos! Well at least there was a dog.. and some cars LOL. There was one afternoon that I took a REALLY quiet walk along the road and saw all these stunning sceneries and it was just me facing them! Santorini is so breathtaking ^^
]]>Thanks Nicki! I’m looking forward to checking out more of Greece!
]]>Thanks Bethan! Hope you can go!
]]>Yes! I was so happy to put up this post of the gorgeous island!
]]>Hi Noemi! I went in winter in Jan, in low degrees and no guarantees of sunny weather (but I was there for enough days and was lucky to get some sun). There were really very few people around, in fact, the photos of Oia were in the afternoon. I could wander around on my own and get all these pictures!
]]>Thank you Christine! I hope you can visit it as soon as you can!
]]>Thank you Anisa! It’s impossible to get a bad picture there =D
]]>It was interesting information to me too when I went to read up on the reasons! Thank you Stella! Santorini is beckoning =D
]]>You must visit Santorini, Lottie! I’m looking to visit other Greek islands when I have a chance too! =)
]]>Thank you Sandy! It must be so wonderful to dock at Santorini and explore the island!
]]>Same here, it’s really a very beautiful city. I can’t wait to go back and check out other villages in Santorini too!
]]>The best part is, there are many stunning views across different areas of Santorini!
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